What was the significance of grants and denials of power in the US Constitution?

Answer 1

Denials would include that the government cannot imprison someone without evidence or a trial , Grants would include that the government can punish people, but not to the extent of cruel or unusual punishment .

Answer 2

Denials of power was used by the framers of the US Constitution to limit the government by listing the powers that the government is prohibited from using. They want to protect liberty and keep the government from doing things that other governments had done. Denials of power were also designed to keep future government officials from giving themselves more power.

Grants of power are the powers that the US Constitution gives to the US Congress. This was designed to enumerate the powers that the federal government could use, those of national concern, such as as the power to levy taxes, declare war, and regulate interstate commerce. Powers of domestic concern, all powers that are not specifically granted to the federal government, or forbidden to them under the Constitution, are granted to the states.

Answer 3

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